ShadowHawk #7 - From Script to Art
This is Page 10 from ShadowHawk #7, with art by Ted Wing III, lettered by Jim Keplinger. My original script for this page follows.
Just thought those who don't get to see it very often would be interested in seeing how an artist translates a script. Hope you dig it.

PAGE TEN - (5 Panels)
PANEL 1 - EXT. NY JAILHOUSE - NIGHT
Luke Hatfield, Jr. (better known as Hawk's Shadow) is leaving through a locked gate of a NY jail house. A guard stands watch at a small guard station just inside the gate. This is in the city, so it's not a prison. It's just a tiny inner-city jail. Luke is wearing a business suit and walks with assured confidence. His lawyer Martin - a gentleman of 50 with dark hair and a few early wrinkles, and also wearing a suit - greets him outside a limousine.
LAWYER
Hello, Luke. I see you're none the worse for wear.
LUKE
Interestingly enough, I'm somewhat of a cult hero behind bars. I was treated like royalty.
PANEL 2
The two shake hands.
LAWYER
Yeah well, I told you without that ShadowHawk person to testify, I'd get the charges against you dropped.
LUKE
I don't pay you nearly enough, Martin.
LAWYER
I won't argue that.
PANEL 3
Angle. They're walking toward the limo.
LAWYER
Apparently, your reputation on the outside hasn't suffered any lasting effects either.
LAWYER
Stocks have risen sharply, and we're getting calls from all the major talk shows looking for an interview with "Hawk's Shadow."
LUKE
Set them up. Once Nocturn delivers the impostor's identity, there'll be no better place to expose ShadowHawk for the fraud he is than national television.
PANEL 4
They stop outside the limo as the lawyer opens the back door for Luke.
LAWYER
I'll have an itinerary for you by noon tomorrow.
NOCTURN (off)
You may want to cross that off the agenda.
PANEL 5
On Nocturn, perched on top of the limo. He's slick and quiet. He got there without Luke or his lawyer hearing him. The lawyer is in the foreground, frightened out of his wits.
NOCTURN
Disappear, "Martin."
ShadowHawk #7 is due out sometime in November.
Scott Wherle
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